(Brophy, John P.): Point Pleasant, New Jersey to Father (Joseph H.) McMahon: (New York, New York), 1892 July 3

He asks pardon for his delay in answering McMahon's of June 28. He has been ill. He sends the points proposed to be covered in the two lectures but if he can be excused from this year he will be grateful. He has been ill and has two strange boys to care for during the summer. At the latest meeting of the Council he understood that McMahon had men for the miscellaneous course and that he could hope to be excused. If McMahon cannot excuse him, he will be on hand. It would be a great delight if Father McMahon and Father (Patrick) Halpin would be their guests. (Letter incomplete.) :: I-1-j - A.L.Incomplete - 2pp. - 8vo. - {1}